Examples of using Further action in English and their translations into Finnish
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Takes note of the areas underlined by the Commission report where further action is required
Take further action to improve the functioning of the internal electricity market considering the development of renewable energies.
Following on previous year's recommendations and the publication in 2014 of its anti-corruption report14, the Commission recommends further action to a number of Member States.
is of a structural, long-lasting nature further action to strengthen the EU ETS is necessary to ensure a cost-efficient transition to a low-carbon economy.
I now implore the Commission to take the necessary further action, including legal action against the French government, as a matter of urgency.
For those projects requiring further action, Environmental Impact Assessments(EIA)
In addition, the Commission intends to take further action aimed at facilitating correct enforcement of the Directive.
Is further action necessary to promote the uptake
the Council will ensure that any further action that proves to be necessary is taken.
The Commission is, in principle, ready to take further action to upgrade the infrastructure
However, further action is needed to restructure the corporate sector,
Further action is also needed to remove social
stand ready to take swift further action if necessary.
This option implies that EU will not take any further action to fight this particular type of cyber crime.
Further action by the company in this case will depend on the result of the legal process described below concerning the elimination of double taxation between AB Lindex and Lindex GmbH.
Further action is required to define with increased accuracy
However, further action is required
will analyse the case for further action.
The Commission also agreed to monitor progress closely, and to take further action if eCall deployment was endangered.
This option means that the EU will not take any further action to combat this particular type of cybercrime, i.e. attacks against information systems.